Curro Midrand Sagewood learners wrap up Heritage Month in style

Each class from the school researched one culture and its heritage and showcased their findings to the judges and the school.

October 10, 2022

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Learners in Zulu attire show some Zulu dance moves.

Heritage Month was a festive celebration of cultures at Curro Midrand Sagewood High School. Each class from the school researched one culture and its heritage and showcased their findings to the judges and the school.

Learners showcase different cultures at Curro Sagewood.

Curro Sagewood learners celebrate Heritage Month.

This profound learning experience required the learners to learn their chosen culture dance, prepare food, and wear its attire. The 10 judges then shortlisted six finalists who performed their dances for the school. The winning class was Grade 9.4, which exhibited the Zulu culture.

Curro Sagewood learners dress up in different culture attire to celebrate Heritage Month.

The school marketing manager Kayla Wolmarans said it was a phenomenal event of learning and understanding for the learners. “This is definitely one of the most exciting days at Curro Midrand High School and we are so proud to celebrate our South African cultures.”